BBH Solicitors Legal Advice
BBH Solicitors is a leading firm in the complex area Industrial Disease. We are currently acting for thousands of people just like you throughout the country.
In 16th of June 2004 BBH opened an office at the Casa. At present the office is open every Thursday and Friday from 11am until 2pm
Do any of the following apply to you?
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Industrial Accident
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Chronic Bronchitis and Emphysema
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Vibration White finger
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Exposure to Asbestos
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Occupational Asthma and Allergic Rhinitis
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
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Noise Induced Deafness
If you think that you may have a claim then you should call us as soon as possible. We have a team of lawyers dedicated to getting the maximum compensation available.
NO DEDUCTION !
We do not take a percentage of YOUR compensation - No Win No Fee
To make an appointment for an interview at the Casa call 0151 326 2340
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The legal advice service offered at the Casa builds directly on the organisation's founding purpose, which was established in the wake of the Liverpool Dockworkers Dispute. That history shaped a deep commitment to fairness and justice, and that same commitment now extends to the range of legal guidance available to the community. Whether someone is dealing with an industrial accident, a workplace injury, or a long-term health condition connected to their employment, the service aims to provide clear, practical support. The emphasis is on helping people understand their rights and navigate what can often feel like an intimidating process.
The advice available covers a range of employment-related concerns, with particular focus on conditions that develop over time as a result of working conditions. Respiratory illnesses, circulatory problems linked to vibrating tools, and injuries sustained in industrial settings are among the areas where people commonly seek help. The service is designed to be accessible, recognising that many individuals may not have pursued legal support before. The team works to explain matters in straightforward terms, so that clients can make informed decisions about their circumstances without feeling overwhelmed by technical language or complex procedures.
Accessibility sits at the heart of the service, with the office opening on regular days each week so that people can drop in during set hours. This predictable schedule makes it easier for those who work, care for others, or face practical barriers to seeking advice. The presence of a dedicated legal office within the Casa itself reflects the broader mission of the organisation to serve residents across Merseyside, including those who may be unemployed, socially excluded, or otherwise disadvantaged. By embedding the service within an existing community hub, the aim is to reduce the distance, both literal and figurative, between people and the help they need.
The connection between the legal advice service and the wider work of the Initiative Factory is important. The organisation has long provided capacity building, ICT support, and programmes for refugees and asylum seekers, alongside welfare and employment guidance. Legal advice sits alongside these efforts as part of a holistic approach to supporting individuals and families. The intention is not simply to address a single problem in isolation, but to recognise how different challenges can overlap and compound one another. This integrated perspective helps ensure that people receive support that takes account of their wider circumstances.
Anyone visiting the Casa for legal advice can expect to be treated with dignity and respect, in keeping with the principles of fairness and justice that have guided the organisation since its inception. The service is delivered with the same spirit that has always characterised the work of the Initiative Factory: practical, grounded, and genuinely concerned with the wellbeing of the people it serves. For those who are unsure whether their situation falls within the scope of the advice offered, the open-door approach encourages them to come forward and ask. The first step is often simply making an enquiry, and the service exists to respond to those enquiries with patience and care.
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